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	Symbol	Contract	Month	Time	Last	Change	Open	High	Low
	SP H0 [10]	S&P 500	Mar ’10	16:22:19 EST	1,151.30 s	0.70	1,154.00	1,155.00	1,147.00
	ES H0 [10]	E-MINI S&P 500	Mar ’10	17:12:09 EST	1,151.30 s	0.80	1,150.75	1,159.50	1,146.75
	ND H0 [10]	NASDAQ 100	Mar ’10	16:22:19 EST	1,926.75 s	1.50	1,929.00	1,929.00	1,918.00
	NQ H0 [10]	E-MINI NASDAQ 100	Mar ’10	16:22:19 EST	1,926.75 s	1.50	1,926.00	1,935.25	1,916.50
	DJ H0 [10]	DOW JONES INDUS.(DAY)-$10	Mar ’10	16:22:58 EST	10,635.00 s	25.00	10,645.00	10,645.00	10,605.00
	YM H0 [10]	MINI DOW JONES INDUS.-$5	Mar ’10	16:22:58 EST	10,635.00 s	25.00	10,608.00	10,661.00	10,595.00
	CI J0 [30]	CONTINUOUS COMMODITY INDEX	Apr ’10	17:36:40 EST	472.00 y	0.00

s = Settlement Price  y = Yesterday Price   = Chart   = Contract

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